Pink Floyd Dark Side Of The Moon MFSL audiophile LP
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Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon MFSL LP (NOT cd). Originally released in 1973, this is the Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs pressing from 1980, MFSL 1-017. LP gatefold jacket comes inside it's original (opened) baggie, with the Super High Fidelity LIMITED EDITION Pressing Enclosed! sticker on the front, in the top left corner. Also included is a list of Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs LP's, from MFSL 1-001 (Mystic Moods Orchestra) to MFSL 1-016 (Joe Sample), with Pink Floyd's Dark Side Of The Moon and Gordon Lightfoot's Sundown scheduled for "Summer 1979 release", and Al Jarreau's All Fly Home and Poco's Legend scheduled "for Late Summer 1979 release." Other side of sheet advertises Mobile Fidelity's high quality pressing.
A classic, which sounds even better in all it's audiophile glory!
10 songs.
Side One:
Speak To Me
Breathe
On The Run
Time
The Great Gig In The Sky
Side Two:
Money
Us And Them
Any Colour You Like
Brain Damage
Eclipse
LP gatefold jacket has some mild wear, nothing drastic. A little wear to the corner tips. Front cover has a 1/2" crease in the bottom left corner, a 1/2" crease in the top left corner, a 3/8" crease in the top right corner, a very, VERY SLIGHT crease along the top edge, slight 2 1/4" crease along the right edge. When the gatefold is opened: there are a few tiny corner creases, a few small, slight edge creases, a few tiny bubbles on both sides (as do the front & back covers). Front cover has some wear in the middle of the right edge. Back cover has a couple of tiny corner creases, a very, VERY SLIGHT crease along the top edge. Minor flaws. Nothing drastic. Overall, the LP jacket's condition would fall somewhere between Very Good Plus (VG+) and Near Mint (NM). Oh, and just a quick note - I only grade VG-, VG, VG+, and Near Mint (which isn't too often). I NEVER grade Mint, as I feel nothing is perfect, and I don't go for that "VG++++++" nonsense.
Record comes housed in it's original rice paper sleeve.
Visually, the record has just a few ultra-light scuffs - you have to look for them. I spotted a tiny bubble in the wax towards the end of Time (I believe). Nothing outrageous, nothing to get excited about.
I'm playing the LP right now on my Sumiko turntable and it sounds great! Ok, there IS a bit of soft crackling, a few pops, too, so I'd say it plays a hair or two away from Near Mint. I know how anal some audiophiles are, but they got NOTHING on me! And believe me when I say that this plays beautifully! An absolute sonic delight!
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